In the early morning of the 3rd Beijing time, U. S. stocks closed higher on Friday, and the Nasdaq and S & P 500 hit record highs. Us non-farm payrolls rose by a higher-than-expected 850000 in June, indicating robust economic growth, but will not prompt the Fed to change its policy path.
The Dow rose 152.82 points, or 0.44%, to 34786.35; the Nasdaq rose 116.95 points, or 0.81%, to 14639.33; and the S & P 500 rose 32.40 points, or 0.75%, to 4352.34.
By Friday's close, the S & P 500 had set an all-time high for the seventh day in a row and hit an all-time high for the 35th time this year. The Nasdaq also hit a new high. The Dow is nearing its all-time high.
The Nasdaq rose as high as 14649.11 on Friday and the S & P rose as high as 4355.43, setting new intraday records.
Large technology stocks rose steadily, helping to support the overall market. Apple, AmazonAnd Sai FushiThe share prices of, etc., have all risen by more than 1%.
Tesla, the champion of US stock turnover on Friday.The closing price increased by 0.14%, and the turnover was 18.34 billion US dollars. Tesla's global car delivery reached a record high of 201250 in the second quarter. The company did not disclose specific regional sales. Most of the models sold in the second quarter are Model 3 sedans and Model Y crossovers produced in Shanghai and Fremont, California. The Model S sedan and the Model X sport utility vehicle (SUV) are manufactured only in Fremont.
In second place, Apple closed 2% higher, with a turnover of $10.95 billion. According to reports, Apple and IntelIt is expected to be the first batch of TSMC to be used.(TSM.US) the company of 3nm process.
In third place, Amazon closed 2.3% higher, with a turnover of $10.36 billion. Amazon has been in talks with potential partners to create a software package that will allow companies to easily buy and use popular applications such as Slack, according to people familiar with the matter on FridayAnd Dropbox, to challenge MicrosoftThe dominant position in the office application market.
Microsoft ranked fourth in today's turnover, with the stock closing 2.2% higher at $7.2 billion. It is worth mentioning that Microsoft shares closed at a record high of $277.65 today.
In fifth place, Nvidia shares rose 1.4% to close at $819.48, an all-time high. The stock traded at $6.94 billion. Broadcom's chairman and CEO Hock Tan said in a statement that his company had agreed to support the deal after Nvidia had "increased investment in Arm and guaranteed fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory access to Arm's technology".
No. 6 AMDIt closed 1.5% higher, with a deal of $4.8 billion. The June Steam hardware survey report showed that AMD's CPU's market share fell 1.72 per cent to 28.4 per cent in June after months of market share growth and surpassing the 30 per cent mark in May.
In seventh place, the AMC cinema chain closed down 4.2%, with a turnover of US $4.5 billion. Iceberg Research, a short seller, announced on social media that it was shorting the AMC cinema chain.
The ninth place is the Weilai of Chinese stocks.For the auto company, the stock closed down 1% on a turnover of $3.9 billion. Data show that in June 2021, a total of 8083 units were delivered, an increase of 116.1% over the same period last year and 20.4% month-on-month growth. This is the first time in recent years that the monthly delivery volume of more than 8,000 vehicles has reached an all-time high and continues to lead new car manufacturers.
BoeingIt was the 10th largest trading volume of US stocks today, and the stock closed down 1.3% on a turnover of US $3.63 billion. On July 2, local time, a Boeing 737 cargo plane with two people on board made a forced landing at sea in Hawaii due to engine failure, causing no casualties. The Federal Aviation Administration ((FAA)) said the pilot reported engine failure and tried to return to Honolulu but was forced to land the plane in the water and both people on board were rescued. The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board will investigate the accident.
Baba ranked 13thThe company closed down 1.9% on a turnover of $2.8 billion. According to the Financial Times, after Alibaba was listed in the United States in 2014, Jack Ma, former chairman of Alibaba,And Cai Chongxin, the current vice chairman of the board of directors, have used their shares in the Alibaba Group to pledge part of the bank in exchange for corresponding loans. As of December, Mr Ma and Mr Tsai held 5.8 per cent of Alibaba. Public data show that this is really not the "latest financial action" of Jack Ma and Tsai Chongxin, which was known to the market a few years ago and was widely reported by foreign media.
The 15th Marin Software closed up 34.6%, with a turnover of $2.57 billion. The stock received attention on the WSB retail forum and is up 430 per cent this week.
The following are the 20 most actively traded stocks of the day (by turnover):
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